Letter to Missouri Governor Parson, asking for Brian Dorsey's death sentence to be commuted to life without parole, given Mr. Dorsey's severe psychiatric symptoms and egregiously inadequate legal representation.
Letter to Senate and House Committees on Veterans' Affairs to encourage the inclusion of three key bipartisan bills in any end-of-year legislative package focused on Veterans' health and suicide prevention.
Letter to HHS Secretary Becerra and CMS Administrator Brooks-LaSure asking CMS to change Medicare's custody definition to ensure access to health insurance coverage for older adults and people with disabilities who are not subject to institutional confinement.
Letter to Attorney General Garland, asking him to commute the death sentences of people with serious mental illness on federal death row.
Statement on Medicaid unwinding, encouraging all states to take steps to ensure that patients have ample opportunity to respond to redetermination requests, and to minimize disruptions in their health coverage.
Statement applauding the Department of Labor’s newly proposed rule strengthening consumer protections in association health plans (AHPs).
Statement for the Record affirming the importance of the patient protections afforded by the No Surprises Act and expressing concern about the overwhelming amount of litigation that has hindered the Act's smooth implementation.
Regulatory comment on proposed rule CMS-1784-P, offering suggestions on increasing access to mental health treatments and medications through payment policy in the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (PFS).
Regulatory comment to IRS, DOL and HHS in support of the proposed rule on Requirements Related to the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act (MHPAEA), and offering comments to strengthen the rule.
Regulatory comment supporting the proposed regulations that would increase transparency and implement consumer safeguards for short-term, limited duration insurance (STLDI) plans.
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